Sleepover invitation: a night of giggles, parents at ease

A sleepover is a night away from home: parents want to know when to drop off, when to collect and who to call. The invitation says it all, and their replies land in one place.

The Minibon team · Updated on 27 October 2026 · Translation to review

free up to 10 guests

Sleepover invitation wording

• Cosy

  Grab your PJs, your cuddly toy and your pillow! [Name] invites you to a sleepover on [date] from [time]. Pick-up the next morning at [time].

• Movie night

  Popcorn, a movie and torches: sleepover at [Name]'s! Drop-off on [date] at [time], pick-up after breakfast, around [time].

• For tweens

  Sleepover for [Name]'s [age]th: games, karaoke and (almost) no sleep. [Date] from [time], [address]. Parents, please RSVP by [deadline].

• Practical for parents

  [Name] would love [guest's name] to sleep over on [date]. Drop-off [time], pick-up next day at [time], [address]. Our number for the night: [phone].

When to send a sleepover invitation

1. 2 to 3 weeks before Send the link to parents. Friday and Saturday nights get booked quickly.
2. 1 week before RSVP deadline: you know how many mattresses and breakfasts to plan.
3. 2 days before Remind everyone what to bring (sleeping bag, toothbrush, cuddly toy).
4. The next morning Nothing to send: the pick-up time is already on the card.

Questions to ask the parents

• Allergies, diet or medication? A sleepover includes dinner and breakfast.
• Has your child slept away before? So you know who might need a little reassurance.
• A number to reach overnight? To call if a child wants to go home.